Will be going in tomorrow and then have to find a nice long empty street to test to see if my high speed driveline vibration is gone.
Hehehehe looky what I went and bought today...
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Will be going in tomorrow and then have to find a nice long empty street to test to see if my high speed driveline vibration is gone.
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Yobi1Kanobi
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95WhiteVenom
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Nice shaft,... I remember getting mine to get rid of the same problem. Those things work like a charm and also make the underside of the car look a lot nicer as well.
NotQuik
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i'd polish it before you install it
already did, lol. Put it on in 15 minutes this morning before i started work. Difinately noticeable difference in drive quality. Shifter stays nice and smooth. However time to do motor mounts this weekend to leave the car just the way i want it.
Pink is not your color, should have bought the TEAL sandals............ J/K looks good. thats on the list of parts for me as well......
ha ha ha... lol Mine are the black ones
'94ChickStang
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I want one!! I wish I'd gone for it when they were cheaper
how much were they?
milewsky80
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NotQuik
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WHITE94COBRA
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It's a nice improvement over stock. If you think thats nice you should try mine, i'm still amazed how much smoother my car is compared to the aluminum one I had. For the price, you cannot beat the aluminum one.
Was thinking about the carbon fiber one too but super expensive. Aluminum one was great for the price, lol. I picked it up at murrays speed and custom for 249, they price matched it to summit's price so i had no complaints. Plus put it under the dealer so no taxes, lol.
Car Nut
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Great upgrade! I did this about 3 years ago and it was immediately noticeable.
I did my motor mounts last August and that was a huge improvement for smothing out the front end and suspension. After doing some research on here and elsewhere, I went with the convertible motor mounts for our year (even though I have a coupe), because the convertible mounts are supposed to be heavier duty than our stock ones. The fit was perfect as expected.
I did my motor mounts last August and that was a huge improvement for smothing out the front end and suspension. After doing some research on here and elsewhere, I went with the convertible motor mounts for our year (even though I have a coupe), because the convertible mounts are supposed to be heavier duty than our stock ones. The fit was perfect as expected.
WHITE94COBRA
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I got mine exceptionally cheap, $250, new they go for $550 - $1500. Mine new is $750 I believe. I got mine from a guy who took it off his race prepped 98, I called the company who manufactures it for new u joints, snap rings, and yoke, and they ended up replacing it all for me for free!! I didnt realize my friend was the production manager there at the time. 
Ohh and it's 14lbs total.
http://www.acpt.com/driveshaft/index.html
Ohh and it's 14lbs total.
http://www.acpt.com/driveshaft/index.html
I got mine exceptionally cheap, $250, new they go for $550 - $1500. Mine new is $750 I believe. I got mine from a guy who took it off his race prepped 98, I called the company who manufactures it for new u joints, snap rings, and yoke, and they ended up replacing it all for me for free!! I didnt realize my friend was the production manager there at the time.
Ohh and it's 14lbs total.
http://www.acpt.com/driveshaft/index.html
I hate you...lol Anyway my drive line vibration is officially gone so thats good.
WHITE94COBRA
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